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Dr Péter Körmöczi-Kovács, Finance and Legal Director of the MPF Group

The MPF Industry Group is a classic example of what can be achieved through a combination of commitment, persistence and the right skills.

Lajos Varga and Péter Farkas, Owners of the Nelson Group

The Nelson Group from Székesfehérvár has an unmatched portfolio: it is not only their fleet-leasing services make them one of the top 5 Hungarian-owned companies, but also their property development and agricultural businesses that have gone from one success to another.

Roland Lugos, Owner of Optimum Solar Kft.

Optimum Solar Kft. in Baja designs and builds solar parks and has grown to a company with a turnover of billions of HUF in only a couple years.

Péter Oszkó, Founder and Owner of the OXO Group

The OXO Group finances and develops technology startups from their early stages through to expansion and buying-out stages. They also want to go public in the future.

Máté Kanóczky and Ágnes Horváth, Owners of the Padthai Group

Seven years, (almost) eight restaurants. And the team of the Hungarian Padthai Wokbar is already planning to open two more. Meanwhile, they are also studying the possibilities of international expansion and going public.

Gábor Vértes, Founder, Owner, and Managing Director of Pauker Nyomda

Pauker Nyomda, which has become one of Hungary’s leading sheetfed offset printers, will be celebrating its 30th anniversary this year.

Lilla Udvaros Hajdár, Controlling Manager of PEMŰ Zrt., József Szőnyi, Director of the Engineering Plastics Business Unit, Ernő Hollósi, Engineering and Finance Consultant, and Elvira Hajdár Molnár, Chief Executive Officer

The history of PEMÜ Zrt., a company in Solymár, a village near Budapest, is special for several reasons. This company, established by a group of friends in 1959, is in fact as old as the plastic industry itself.

Erika Karancsi, Owner of Pharma Print Kft., and Lilla Karancsi, International Sales Director

This family business started as a small, agile printing house, but nowadays it only prints patient information leaflets for major international pharmaceutical companies. This medium-sized company in Debrecen, a city in eastern Hungary, has over HUF 1 billion in revenues, over 50 employees, and exports its know-how and its precision zero-defect technology (unique at a global level) to Germany and Switzerland, among others. This translates to an extraordinary advantage for Hungarian and international pharmaceutical companies.

István Pidl, Katalin Szalánczy and Ferenc Erdősi, owners of PI-ER Clothing Kft.

This company in Komló, a town in southwestern Hungary, conquered two segments of the international textile market with its extreme-duty protective clothing.

Gábor Kovács, Gergely Lőrincz and István Mészáros, owners of Robot-X

A close-knit team got a loan for HUF 500,000: this is how Robot-X Kft. started 13 years ago on the second floor of a Budapest housing estate. Robot-X has since become one of the biggest robot-integration companies in Hungary.